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GT1ENRERaER 8 CO.,

SACRA sENTO FOUNDRY, FRONT STREET,
= corner N. Steam Engines, all kinds OF idin-
CASTINGS, Iron Ratings and Ornamental Work,
Horse Powers and the best Ground Roller. II
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BUSINESS CARDS.
CAPITAL IRON WORK
TBOs. McCAFFREY.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. SHOP, SOP
u / street, between Fifth and Sixth. All work
promptly attended to and satisfaction guaran-
teed Buildings of all kinds erected by con-
tract Orders solicited in city country. BINS
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e. A. BOWER,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. SHOP $50
~ L street, between Fifth and sixth, Sacra-
mento. Jobbing promptly attended to. EST.
Shelving For sale I'm
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAW.
G. w. RAKER
CLINTON L. WHITE,

A TToRNEY- 4o8 ] STREET,
n ouinn's Building. Sacramento.
ss- Notary Public. I'm.
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H. p BOOT ALEX. sErLsoN.


T rNIoN FOUNDRY = IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Mechinists. Front street,
between n aud o. Castings and Machinery Of
every description made to order. 4p1m
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r. f. rEBBgTs

DEETIaT. gsx SIXTH STREET. s<zzz-xA
~ between l and J, vet s:de. 80 49, 49,
5ppSsite Congregational CAuroi.. 1xV
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.

106 iSs sn 102S SF FTF6H sFEEE Hes ssoF F4o
prietors. Manufacturers of Malt and all kinds
of Meals Would call special attention to our
Kiln-dried Cornmeal. Oatmeal. etc. Also, deal
ers in Hops, Corfs, Produce, Grain, Feed, and a
general assortment of Brewers Supplies.
BS- Exchange sold on all Principal Cities in
Europe. If
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UNCERTAINTIES.
FRITz & MILLER,
VI Is@RwA& mRg.

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
" Ninth End K streets. Complete stock O
UndertRkers Goods constantly on hand. City
and country orders promptly attended TO, day Of
night at reas ,rsDle rates. Telephone 1856. Up
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Sent TO any one applying BY letter, Stating
symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy In paarS
to all business transactions
The Celebrated Kidney Remedy. Me-
PHkEfiCUM, for all kinds OF kidney and
coTrhoea etc. For sale by az druggists; 81 a
bottle, Or 6 bottles for S.
The English DAHDELIOeS, LIVER AND
D9SPEPsLA PILL Is the bes. in tie market
For sale by all druggists; price 50 cents bottle
Address English Medical Dispensar-y,
, No. II KgAESY STREET, SANFgAti c-rsc7 SIr
mv9-4ul vtsaSvIv
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p. FOSTER. ]. o. FUNSTON.
reFa = rOSTEES a. r-O 1QoK
JNO. EITEL,

1866. 4. FUSIEh y CO., 1880.
DOCK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
D Blank-Book Manufacturers No. 319 street.
between Third and Fourth, SacramentO. 4p
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pFFuES &IONG-

CN ID ER III "a * Ri IA -
coo y ST., bet. Sixth and Seventh north side
We KEEP ON BAED A COM-ka-yr-7---
VI plete Stock ofCofins and Ceskets. 11szszzz8 Z
Also Shrouds of every description. orders
f7om city or country will receive prompt atten-
ton, day OF night. EMBALMISG done in the
best manner, at reasonable rates. II
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oAKLE y CRoLy.

G0NTRAGToRs AND BUILDERS, ARE FRE-
" pared to 90 al kinds OF work in their line,
In city or country. Principal place OF business,
Sacramento. Shop, No. liza Second street, De-
tween snd L. Postochce Box No. 40, sacra-
r1orto Irff
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DENTISTRY.
". 8ooD.

nRnTIsx. GUINNs BUU3IH5, .<sEA
HorthsssI corner Fourth a7s 49,
ssreets kFsEeIai Teeth inserted on Lilly
all bssss LaFsoyed Liquid Ajtross Oxide Gas
20. paipl sss sxtsaetion of teeth t.
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HENRY ECKHARDT.

NUNSMITH. IMPORTER AND q
" Dealer in Splieed Bamboo Fly MI
Rods; Salmon. Trout and Bass Flies SSs<SSsSp
and Fish Hooks; Waterproof silk, ~ J/A
Twisted and Braided Silk, CottonV
and Linen Lines; Bait Boxes; Trout Baskets and
Reels; Chain and Velvet Dog Collars; Spike and
Choke Collars; Dog Slips ana Leaders. Ne. 523
K street. Send for Price List on Guns tap
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RESIDENCE. rELErHoNzl
IS Sundays. mo evening hours.
81 HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DIRECTORY.

Hours: to 10 A. NJ to g. and to P. N Res. 925 G.
Hours: to A. NJ, u g. and to P. ...........
HOURS A. NJ, TO 8. and 70 $50 P. ..........
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nEALER AND MANUFACTURER OF La
~ dies and Chlldren's Neckwear, Mems
White shirts, silks, Laequered Ware. Curiosities,
Fans and all kinds of japanese Goods. Prices the
very lowest. coo K street, between SIKH and
Seventh. Sacramento. All orders promptly at
ID IN
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Extaa choice spriug. 3 .2i922e
Poor shsTt spring, seedy and bury, , b.-lSsIs
Good shsxt spring, seedy, b........-..-...1aeal7
Choice short spring, free, -...--.--..,.-..17l8
Choicest Northern spring. = y
Good ysaaEs spring, free ? el6
Fair years Saring, seedy, f5.-........-.-..14115
Poor years spring, seedy and barry 2 h .12Gls
Oregon
do, 6lS
do. Door heavy.............. .14GI6
FRESH MEATS-There is an easier tone to
Beef with q slight shading IN prices. Other
kinds OF Meas TeEsSin unchanged. FOL
lowing are the rates for whole EaI-
cases from slsughte-ers to desieTz :
Beef flint quality, 61$47s second quality.
5aec; small, 79ec = 4 Hustoa> auotabss 81
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! MIlInDhLE-AGEr, MEN

Who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
of the bladder, eften accompanied by a slight
snarting or burning sensation, and a weaken
ing of the system in a manner they cannot &C.
count for, Ropy Sediment in the urine etc Many
die of this difficulty ignorant Of the cause,
which is the second stage Of seminal weakness
CORES GUARANTEED IN ALL SUCH CAsEs
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice, including chemical analysis and
microscopic examination of the urine, 60 An
honest opinion given In every case.
The following medicines supplied at the price
named:
SIR ASTLEv COOPER VITAL REsTo-
kATIyE, Sc bottle, or four times the GUAM
sity, SO.
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A TroRNEY-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR.
IA nef Filth and streets, Rooms 10 and IL
Suffer Buildiag, Sacramento. Cal. Il
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REMOVED.

DR, II. H. PlERsoN, DENTIST, zxsszsss
Ghas moved from as street, TO CT
his NEW DEaTAL PARLoRs. Ell J sTREET.iu
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EMGlESN
II d ].
San Francisco, Gal.

Ii Kearny street. San Francisco, Gal.
Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Ex.
hausteo Vitality, Spermaforrhoee Lost Man
hood, lmpotency, Paralysis, PrOstatorrhosa and
all the terrible effects Of Selfabuse and excess
tr matuTer years, such as Loss of Memory Las
situde, Nocturnal Emissions, aversion TO society,"
Dlmness OF VISION, Noises ia the Head, the vital
fluid passing unobserved in the urine, and many
other diseases that leaG to insanity and death
YOUNG MEN
Suffering from any of the ahoTe syrnptolus
should consult us at once. The drain can he
stopped, vitality restored and life be made again
a pleasure instead OF burden
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PEOPLES SAYINGS BANK

OnacE--Ec. 400 y street, Sacramento,
Capital Stock Faid Up--..S225, 237 e1
TerS. snd ordinary deps1its received.
Dis dends Paid 6enisEnnusAy.
~ Money Loaned on Raas Estate Only
VIM BECEhAzs, President
W.. 2. EusTcoss. Secretary. en-
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-03-12

CARPETS, OIL CLOTH AND MATING
I'VE are determined to DO a big trade
in carpets, oil cloth aud mating this
Spring, and in order to do that we have
10 sell you goods cheas, that is for less
money than you can tiud them at other
places. W. are now pre- AIRED To do
that, as we have bought very largely and
early aud bavesnme very great bargains
in desirable new styles, we can show
you very good carpet ut % cents per
yard Orr al wnol filling carpets at so
cents are great bargains, which few
years ayc sold az 65 cents. and our Coo.
is very heAvy al wool filling that sold
a few wears ago al 80 cents. In home
made rag carpets we have the best and
smoethest that have ever been brought
to this market. Price from 35 cents up.
Straw mattiugs we bought in December
I'VE knew we wouldn't need them till
spring, hut the fellow wanted money
very badly at the time so he put the
price down and we put the money down.
So we can sell them at from five to ten
cents yard cheaper than if we would
have bought them in the regular way.
ALI we ask is to call and see our goods
and get prices, and we will with plsa-
sure show you through.
EMMERT u FIERY.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.


The rumor that Jas. #. Thompson of
the firm of Thompson and Tablsr had
suddenly decamped with a large amount
Of the firms money has been well founded,
Jas. Y Thompson has heretofore enjoyed
the confidence and esteem OF the best citi-
zens of this community, ard they will
eastern markets busily engaged in tho
purchase ofa line Of spring goods which
he predicts will be the finest assortment
ever shown in this city, and we hope our
readers will improve the opportunity to
examine the fascinating array Of ew
styles which this reliable house inysriably
opens for public inspection in time to
meet the earliest wants efthe season. 1t
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THE MOTHER-IN-LA w.


Dhere vas masy oyer dings in dis
land off der free
neffer could qvite understand
Der boobies dney all seem so deterrent
tome
AS dhose in my own faderiand.
Obey gets tenty droubles, uDd indo
mishaps
Mitoudt der least bit of cause;
Und, would you belief id dhose mean
Yangee chaps,
Obey fight nit dheir moder.in,lawsl
Shust dink off white man SO wicked
as dot
Why not gife dot old lady show2
Who vas it gets CUP ven der nighdt
id vas hot,
Nit mine baby, shust like to know?
Und dhen in der winter when Katrine
vas sick,
Und der mornings vas shnowy und
raw,
Who made righdt away CUP dot fire so
qvick
Why, dot vas mine moder-in-law.
Id vas one off dhose woman's righdt
vellers / been,
Dherc vas nodings dots mean about
me;
When der oldt lady wishes to run dot
masheen,
Why, shust let her run Id, you see.
Uud when dot silly Yawcob vhas cut
ting some bricks
GA block off der oldt chip he vas,
yaw y
Eef she goes for dot chap like some
dousand of bricks
Dots all right She's mine moder-
iu-law.
Week oudt ind week in, id vas always
der same,
Dot woman vas p0ss off der house {;
Budt, dhen, neffer mindt vas glad
dot she came,
She vos kind to mine YaWcob
Strauss,
Und When dhere vas water TO get
vrom der spring
IND firevood TO shplit CUP und saw,
She vas velcome to do it. Dhere's
not anything
DOTS too good for mine moder-in-
law.
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WE take great pride In informing our
friends and patrons that we viii on and af-
ter April Isl. have in our employ Mr..
Joshua Weinberg, artistic cutter. inrmcr-
ly OF $40 broadway, New York City, and
add too our large and increasing business
the art OF MERCHANT TAILORING and
will guarantee to please and it one and
all. Remember we intend 10 CUT AND
MAKE the garments RIGHT IN OUR
OWN HOUSE. We will be ready 10 show
our patrons our NEW LINE OF SPRING
PIECE GOODS on or about April LIST.
which VIII comprise the LEADING
STYLES and BEST QUALITIES and, hope
our friends and the public in general will
give us share OF their valued patronage.
n. ROSENBUSIf c CO.,
SQUARE DEALING CLOIlIIIERS,
and MERCHANT TAfLOIlS.
"a and So Queen Street,
Martinsburg, w. Va.
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In Memoriam.

Died Feb. 9th, 1887, Mr.. DANIEL SHAT
FER, aged so years.
Do not be alarmed the messenger said,
When he came at the dawn of morn
1t was only a call Of the voice that il hid,
Though our hearts it has shattered and
torn.
There was no dreaded end to await,
No days of suffering to come,
But in a moment the rum" was made -
The end of his "Trip was home.
Time is but short time on duty, we know,
Scarce time for more thar prayer
A few aching hearts he left behind,
And forever vacant chair.
Only a mound OF earth,
And another grave 10 tend,
Another faithful worker gone
From the ranks of railroad men.
"A FRIEND.
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NEW SPRING HATSl

The most particular man in town made
perfectly satisfactory selection from
Thompson s. Tabler's new line Of HATS.
This firm seems to have the happy faculty
of pleasing all tastes. They sre the only
house in town that carry all the --latest
styles in HATS. m INV
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NAILS Mr.. J. w. Thompson kill
ed large 1890 pound steer on Monday,
and while preparing il for the market
discovered about fifteen nails, inside
the animal. Some were bent. others
were smooth AS glass. Whose barn did
the animal eat
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AT MS residence near MaftlnSDurg.
w. Va, March 9Th, 1887, of paralysis
Daniel Riker.
AT his residence in Martinsburg. w.
Va; Monday March the 7th., 1887. Mr.
John b. Applegarth in his 74th., year.
At her home in Martinsburg. w Va
March the 9th, 1887 Mrs. Ida Fitz.
wife of Mr.. David Fitz.
She was the bride of week, having
been married on the 3rd., inst, when it
was evident that death would soon
claim her, these two loving hearts pre-
ferred to be joined in this life, il only
for brief period.
at her residence In Martinsburg. W.
Va, March 9th, 1887, after lingering
illness, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowman, wild.
ow of the late Andrew Bowman aged
50 years.
At his residence in Annapolis Md.
Wednesday March 2ad, 1887 Mr.. John
Bohlman, aged 60 years IL mos and %
days.
The body accompanied by mourning
relatives was at his request brought to
Martinsburg for interment. The fun
eral took place from the residence OF
w. III. Wilen on East Martin St., Fri
day the 4th., inst. Mr.. Bohlman res
ided in Martinsburg for about eight
years leaving here in 1870. His death
was sudden, and his departure is a
heavy blow and loss To his family
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SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1887.
GRANT PITZER, .Y.......Local Editor

HUNT up light clothing.
By industry towns thrive.
MOONLIGHT and March cats.
COUNTY COURT begins on next Mon
day.
BLUE birds have again ventured to
carol.
BRUSH the cobwebs off the last sum-
mer hat.
WHILE February cannot March, yet
April May.
The Potomac is rising and high water
is predicted.
THE small seed onion scents the
morning breeZes.
TELL us; which is Spring and
which is winter ?
WANTED, poem on the Martins
burg pavements.
THE demand for houses is great, and
rent, therefore, high.
~ NEW SClCNult Oli b1C " W.
r. on next Sunday.
MARCH has made but slight improv-
ment upon the February weather.
Mr.. Bert Seibert has also left for
Pennsylvania where he will make his
future home.
THANK you, Bro. Colston, for your
kind compliment in Thursdays issue
Of the Statesman.
Mr.. w. A. GARD, as agent here Of
the G. v. r. r., is booming the bust
ness of that company.
MAKE sausage of the cuss and
then he will be, Yours truly,
GROUND HOG.
A LUCKY HIT.-The Central Opera
House were fortunate in securing the
Barry & Fay Co.
SALE of household and kitchen fur
niture at W. A. Pitzer's residence to-
day at o'clock p. m. Good bargains.
External vigilance is the price of my
clothes" says the stranger as he tip
toes over the Martinsburg pavements.
REV. F. M. WOODS will preach in
the Bunker Hill Presbyterian church
tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 8
O'Clock.
THE Y NJ. G. A, meetings held
each Sabbath afternoon at AIS O'Clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to al
to be present.
GROIN CURTIS and Frank Williams
are terribly put out about the measly
wet weather. They fear all the fish
will be drowned.
Items of social interest, announce.
ments of entertainments, receptions,
parties. weddings and personals, can be
sent us for our columns.
DEATH has been welding his leaden
scepter vigorously of late. The dark
shadows of his wings have rested over
more than one home in this city.
THE New York Harper's Illustrated
NcW6pdpCA hto o 'CiJ boou PASsulC W
u. S. Senator, d. b. Lucas, this week
also comprehensive sketch of his life
THE management of the Central
Opera House recently put a new piano
in the building. They, therefore, own
their own instrument, and feel quite
proud of it,
THE oyster grows uneasy as Lent
continues. He will soon out run the
demand, and then will not care to dis
appear. In April the IRIS" are about
run out.
WE trust the strike among the b, &
o. brakesmen at Pittsburg will not ex
tend to this place. We want no repe-
tition of the trouble of "a Excuse
us, please.
THE B. s. o. r. r., has an excellent
agent here in the person of Mr.. Johr
Martin. He is watchful, pushing ant
obliging and knows thing or two
about railroad life.
REV II. M. WHARTON will be il
this city on the oath and 25th insts. ,and
upon the night of one.of these dates
will deliver one of his entertaining lee
lures Further data will be given mex
week.
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THE most reliable family medicine. DR.
j. G. Calhouns. Anti Dyspeptic Vegetable
Compound Cathartic Pills, sold by a. Nj.
GILBkET.
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A Living tit!-----A Living Proit.i
- VTNG Pr OFIT!!i--
DON'T be deceived, we must live and pay
expenses.
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Box Toe Pebble shoes, only 81. %
Warranted all leather, i. l.51
q Spring styles, new cuts, s 200
g High Button Boots, 2e5
French Kid, Silk Lined, s. 600
This shoe sells ior ~. 20 elsewhere.
Child's Button Shoes down to 40 cts
Spring Heels, worth s1.00 g 10 .
Mems solid Leather oaOes, :. $loU :.
New Spring Styles, only LIS g
Boys stylis Spring Shoes 1.z5
Don't fail to examine our free Library.
New Books arriving. They are for YOt-
We give them To you without any charge
ASK for your BOOK checks
c. T.. HERRING a. CO.'S.
Wide-awake Cash
Bargain Store,
Cor. Queen and Martin streets.
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Iufe,st Ear lIuljseS.

An elegant. complete and convenient
protection Tor the e RS, and very cheap, =
GETFINGEn and EOKE'S
Head quarters for boots, shoes, hats.
caps anu trunks,
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PLEASE take notice. Mr. N Lnbenthal.
better known as Cheap john, is no more in
our employ.
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At his residence near Martinsburg.
w. Va, March 9TH, 1887, of paralysis
Daniel Riker.
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CnILDREAy KNEE PANTS SUITS.

The like WAS never seen IL his eomInnni-
ty before. 1t Il astonishing bow they can
be made tos The fai'owlng prices CT course
they can be had at al! tines Strike white
they last. very good suit Tor S. % An
eye opener for s 50. Special bargain suit
for 80 90 TO onr $3.50 suit you are
sure 10 buy Or hne Crane Of goods are all
marked anwn To ROCK ROTTOM PRIGES.-
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See J. III. Homrich's new ad.
Sec j II. HOMTICH IitW III.
The freeze has saved the city from a
muddy grave-at least for time.

Nothing common about our cops just
remember. They are daisies.
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oVEERC CO IN. -xsEs3.
ovE1T7. CO "a TIC II

oV TxIEg. C. IA. III - u
Messrs. Thompson & rabler wero greatly
surprised So they entered their store the other
morning. Investigation proved that 1t came
from the remnant OF ihrir Large stock Of
winter 0VERCOATS. Bending closely oy.
err the pile, their ears were greeted by The
first words oil that popular son4 How can
lave thee" Well show ylli how remark
I'd Thompson a Taber, As the, grabbed the
prlce.tags and m-rked The prices down just
25 per cent The OvERCO ATS are too
much 'sstirred mp" now to engage in vocal
demonstrations, hut Thompson q Tabi are
continuously huinmipg
We sec our listers go 'round the lend,
Goodby, our ulsters, God by,
They are all oiled with satisfied men,
Goodby, our uswfs goodby.
There may he littl- fiction In this state
ment but the plain acts remain that Thomp-
so Tabler is closing out the rem .uder OF
their winter stock OF Osercoats awful cheap
Goods Sold at Moaey-,SaViag Prices
Goods sold at money reaching prices.
Goods sold at peofle-p pleasing prices
Goods fold az unearthly low piices-
Are you with us this month.
THOMPSON & TABLER
GenteeI CIothiers.
Homrieh's old Stand, No. 81, Queen ST.
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TRUNKS AND VALlSEs.

We are the leaders ia these goods
Another invoice Of those wonderful berrain
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AT his residence in Martinsburg. w.
Va; Monday March the 7th., 1887. Mr.
John e. Applegarth in his 74th., year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

PITTsBURo June 3d. 10 Bostons made their initial ap
at creation rk day after special
through cities had been given In their Kelly
being the The Ptsburgs the game
by making tho fret inning three Of them being
earned double homo triple base balls and
SINGLE The started their half OF inning
lively pace and made three runs OF them earned
They took thel IN the fourth inning making four
three singles doube and OF Coleman and Beeoher.
In the Inning the Ptburgs again took the lead SIN
giles by Cole McKinnon and Smith and double by Whit
brought three winning the The
% follows
pittseurg I 80
Boston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O.
Basehits- Pittsburg III Boston, 49,
5; Boston, g. Pitchers Mccormick and Radbourne TN.
pre-Mr. Valentine.
DETROIT Iune 30-The Philadelphia its first
tory from Detroit today Free batting In tho first
half Of Eastern players good lead which
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Philadelphia. o o lilo
Basehits Detroit IL; Philadelphia h. Errors-DeroIt 81
Philadelphi4, 4. PItchers-Baldwin and Casey.
CHICAGO June 3o-Ths champions ended the month with
defeat to-day Ten innings played in The between
Chicago clubs and the latter
nseresng ma c Bawins pitching Was batsd hard IN tho
last two inninss. Tho score was a. follows:
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Basshits Warrington. 1lS Chicago Errors-washinS.